u/Rezident1995 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
The market is really bad right now, but what I noticed is the highest chance of getting into the industry are apprenticeships or hire-train-deploy companies. With htds you are gonna be making 60k a year and locked into 1-2 year contracts. However, the clients are usually big comp
u/michaelnovati replied · DELETED · archived copy ★ FEATURED
I've been a massive fan of apprenticeships (some are better than others though so you have to watch out).
You need 10000 hours to develop the taste needed to be a valuable engineer and a bootcamp gives you 1000. Doing apprenticeships for 2 years can get you almost there.
You can rush it and you have to put in the time.